Crypto exchange-traded funds posted a strong turnaround on April 9. Bitcoin and ether ETFs together recorded $443.36 million in net inflows, with bitcoin products bringing in $358.17 million and ether funds adding $85.19 million. After several uneven sessions, the latest data pointed to a clear recovery in investor demand, led by the largest and most liquid products in the market.
Bitcoin ETFs lead the rebound
Bitcoin ETFs delivered the strongest part of the move, and notably, the major funds reported no outflows for the session. BlackRock’s IBIT remained the dominant vehicle, attracting $269.34 million, or roughly three-quarters of the category’s total inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $53.33 million, while Morgan Stanley’s newer MSBT added $14.87 million. Additional support came from Bitwise BITB, Ark & 21Shares ARKB, VanEck HODL, and Franklin EZBC, all of which posted positive flows.
Trading activity was also solid. Bitcoin ETF volume reached $1.99 billion, while total net assets climbed to $93.29 billion, suggesting that the rebound was supported by both subscription demand and broader market participation.
Ether ETFs recover, but internal flows stay mixed
Ether ETFs also moved back into positive territory, although the picture inside the category remained more selective. BlackRock’s ETHA was the main driver with $90.94 million in net inflows. Its ETHB product added another $13.67 million, and Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust contributed $9.67 million.
At the same time, selling pressure persisted in other ether products. Fidelity’s FETH posted a $20.98 million outflow, while 21Shares’ TETH lost $5.53 million. Franklin EZET and Grayscale ETHE also recorded smaller redemptions. Even with those withdrawals, the ether ETF segment still finished the day with $85.19 million in net inflows, $831.08 million in trading volume, and $12.69 billion in net assets.
XRP softens as Solana stays inactive
Beyond the two largest categories, activity was limited. XRP ETFs saw a modest net outflow of $661,160, entirely from 21Shares’ TOXR. Trading volume for XRP products stood at $11.03 million, with net assets of $955.13 million. Solana ETFs recorded no flows for the day, leaving net assets unchanged at $803.03 million.
The broader pattern suggests that capital is returning, but not evenly across the market. Investors appear to be concentrating on scale, liquidity, and established issuers, especially in bitcoin ETFs and selected ether products. While the market has not fully stabilized, the latest session indicates that confidence is rebuilding in the most visible parts of the crypto ETF space.